been puzzling at this for a while but in all honesty I'm probably not the person to try to figure this one out. Does anyone know anything about the built-in command, attributed to Lindsay Adam, which (as written in it's built-in version) uses virtual key codes to hold down control, alt, Windows, and shift? I made some modifications so I could work around my spinal cord injury by also having it hold forward, space, and other keys I use for gaming, but I can't seem to get this to work with the latest version of Minecraft. If I had to guess, this might be because they updated the version of LWJGL they use around the time they released v1.13 (which appears to have change how input is handled), but that doesn't really give me any good ideas on where to go since I don't understand the script that well. Can anyone help?

As is, my current script is here. Let me know if I need to provide any further detail.

edit: looking at the script again, it looks like it wraps user32.dll as a function, but I don't know enough about working with DLLs to infer the appropriate modification, assuming that DLL can even still do what I want (I think I need it to work with scan codes instead). Can someone point me in the right direction for that? When I get back to this issue later I'll check to see if Windows has documentation about a DLL by this name, but again, I *really* don't know much about working with DLLs

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